> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://webcmd.dev/docs/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Skills

> Start with webcmd-usage and let your agent select the specialized Webcmd workflow it needs.

# Skills

## Start With webcmd-usage

Ask the agent to load `webcmd-usage` at the start of a Webcmd task. It discovers existing commands, understands common output and strategy choices, and selects the right specialized workflow.

## Specialized Skills

| Skill                    | Outcome                                                                             |
| ------------------------ | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| `smart-search`           | Finds the right Webcmd-backed source for a research or search task.                 |
| `webcmd-browser`         | Completes a one-off task in a live browser when no existing command fits.           |
| `webcmd-browser-sitemap` | Uses retained site navigation knowledge while checking it against the live page.    |
| `webcmd-sitemap-author`  | Records durable, verified navigation and workflow knowledge for later browser work. |
| `webcmd-adapter-author`  | Turns a repeatable website or app workflow into a verified command.                 |
| `webcmd-autofix`         | Diagnoses and repairs a broken adapter after a site changes.                        |

## Install in Codex

Open **Plugins**, choose **Add plugin marketplace**, enter `agentrhq/webcmd`,
and install **Webcmd**. The plugin bundles these same seven skills and installs
the npm CLI on first use if `webcmd` is missing. Start a new task after
installation.

Do not also add the skills with `webcmd skills add` in Codex.

## Other Agents or Plugin-Free Setup

Run `webcmd skills add` to install or refresh the bundled Webcmd skills for your agent. The agent can then start with `webcmd-usage` and load the specialized skill that matches the outcome.
For raw browser work, agents should run `webcmd --profile work session create "Work Project"`, keep the returned immutable, Profile-scoped ID, and pass it at the root: `webcmd --profile work --session work-project-k7 browser tabs`. Adapter commands without `--session` reuse `adapter-default`; raw browser commands require an explicit readable selector.